Masjid Imam Muqbil

A prayer area for Muslims, and they also host rituals and lessons very beneficial for Muslims to understand their religion. Upon evidences from the Quran, the sunnah (teachings of the messenger Mohamed may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) upon the understanding of the righteos predecessors.

I only have good to say about the masjid and the management. The mosque has been in good condition when I've been and the brothers who run it are upon the sunnah. I've never once heard them ask/beg for money. They provide free lessons for brothers and sisters and never have I seen them charge a penny. The same with conferences which they do maybe once or twice a year, it is completely free! They take seeking knowledge seriously and they have beautiful manners and dealings with the people. This is a place I would advise anybody to attend if they sincerely desire to learn Islam correctly.

A nice small masjid. 5 daily prayers are done here including jummah and tarawee prayers in Ramadan. Brothers here really try to uphold the sunnah and check the rows before beginning the prayer. It does get a little packed sometimes to make space for everyone. There's one toilet and 2 wudhu spaces. Classes are also held here regularly.

Clean Mosque with many free classes available here. If you need to learn about Islam then look no further than this mosque.

If you have any questions you can ask the brothers there about any matter of the deen.

There is a toilet and wudhu facilities, as well as limited parking spaces.

If you haven’t been here at least once then what are you doing?!

Subhanallah! Unique construction, very creative space utilisation. This Masjid is under railway tracks, every few minutes there is train 🚆 moving, it reminds you that we are transiting passengers. There is prayer area for Sisters too. For all the previous lectures download Athari Radio App

This Masjid is upon Quran and Sunnah

Small but nice Masjid cramped wudu facility but Alahmdulilah you won't miss a salah.

Women - not easily accessible for women. I went to check how easy it would be for me to pray here. I think there is a space, BUT - the door opens directly onto the mens prayer area with no separate entry for women which felt uncomfortable so I didn't actually make it wall the way inside. I was also advised it would be difficult for a woman to attend Fajr (I assume the same for Juma'a). It was also recommended I attend with my husband for later prayers so that my husband could ask for a barrier to be set up that would allow me to walk in to the women's section - which I guess isn't helpful for single women.

My request to the imam - if there is a women's section - make it easier for women to attend. And if there isn't, please consider making some room available. We need mosques too.

Lovely beneficial sunni masjid, May Allah keeps us firm on his deen